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A bachelor's degree can positively impact your career, promotions and pursuit of graduate studies, in addition to giving you personal fulfillment and confidence.
If you are at a crossroads in your life, trying to identify your next career path or move beyond a job that is not providing the advancement opportunities you strive for, then Antioch’s bachelor's completion program will give you the support and direction you need to move forward.
At Antioch, you can
- Design your own program to meet your professional, academic and personal goals
- Work closely with faculty mentors to build a balanced and practical education with a
focus on social responsibility
Learning Opportunities
You can choose to create your own degree program, or select from subject areas such as Arts and Literature, Global Studies, Human Services, Leadership & Organizational Studies, Psychology, Social Justice Studies or Spiritual Studies.
Personalized Approach
Completing your liberal arts degree at Antioch is not only an individualized experience but also a personalized one where you are inspired to learn in your own way, ask questions and think more deeply. It is an environment where teachers act as mentors, facilitators and co-learners as well as subject-area experts. Classes are small to stimulate discussion, reflection and an active sharing of ideas. Collaborative group projects, field experience and/or service learning are part of the curriculum. It's a lively way to pursue a liberal arts education.
Network with Diverse Students of All Ages
Because adult learning is the focus, Antioch has an experienced and diverse student population that provides you with peers of all ages and cultural backgrounds. The average age of an Antioch student is mid-30s. Students range in age from their 20s to their 50s and beyond.
Easy to Fit Your Schedule
B.A. courses are generally offered weekdays in the late afternoon and evening to accommodate working adults. Classes meet just once a week. Most students attend school part-time and are on campus one or two evenings each week.
Length of Program
Because this is a degree completion program, most students graduate with their B.A. degree in one to two years.
Transferring to Antioch
Antioch has a friendly transfer process and accepts most academic credits as well as professional and technical credits. The admissions process includes both an essay and an interview. An associate in arts (AA) degree is not required for entry. Explore the possibilities by speaking with an admissions adviser. You may contact an admissions adviser by e-mail or call 206-268-4202
(or toll-free 888-268-4477)
for a personal appointment. Admissions advisers are available days and evenings, Monday through Friday.
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